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Time to smoke a fatty


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Had to find this to remember how to do it.  This is what I am smoking today while watching the Vikes.  Can't do the late day fishing on the river due to a late game so might as well smoke something.  I am going to add some shrooms, and some hot pickled veggies..

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Bobber, that is just absolute XXX food porn. You are practicing gastric harassment. I've gotten the GPS coordinates off your pic, and if you see a big, black, 4 x 4 roaring at your house, you better run, 'cause there won't be any food left for you:grin:

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I just got back from the store.  Picked up some more cheese and might even put some green olives in this batch.  Some regular sausage and some italian sausage will be the meat mix.  With onions of course and maybe even some minced garlic.  I told the wife that a guy from Rochester is going to pick up a guy in Wilmar and are coming over for the Vikes party.  She said I better buy more beer...   lol  She's a keeper...

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Alright dang it, some ones smokin fatties and didnt invite Boar! ARRRRG! but those bacon rolls look awsome! They look a lot more difficult to roll than than the fatties I used to make, i use to drive and roll a fat............ well gosh those meat rolls look awsome. I like adding cream cheese, jalapenose, banna pepps, pickles. and a good rub. Nice job!!

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Alright dang it, some ones smokin fatties and didnt invite Boar! ARRRRG! but those bacon rolls look awsome! They look a lot more difficult to roll than than the fatties I used to make, i use to drive and roll a fat............ well gosh those meat rolls look awsome. I like adding cream cheese, jalapenose, banna pepps, pickles. and a good rub. Nice job!!

You were supposed to pick up the napkins and trip munchies!!!!!    :/

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oooooh napkins, wink wink. napkins, yup..... i got plenty of napkins for fatties..... napkins, the ones that little compact dispensory pack.....napkins.. hard to roll fatties without napkins.  good looking fatties guys.

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